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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

Nell aud the Marchiouess 20
Chaplin's Quito, Margett's eampsou
Brass. Mrs N, g. Cl4wsons Sally
rass. Alice Cha sson Mrs Quilp, aud
]. 6 Sayille's Dick Sgivilier.
Our pile OF bills then takes long leaps
into the 10, touching the production
OF Master James A NJ knights Rob
b-rs Of the Rocky Mountaine y Uuk 81
1879, incidental to winch Miss GeOrg;e
Clawson sang Dolly VaId u aud .. 7
Whitney ana II. B Emery gave grand
flute duet; the memorable visit OF
AdeIa de Nelson, wnen NJ Ike Fostel
played her leading man; the visits Of the
Llneards; the Z4Visto 8ski sisters, and
so on down TO LATER times, when sucn
more modern stars as Tom Keene,
Emile Melville and othe dswnt upon
the hUrIzup.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
Soma. re riu3.. ances.

If you want reason for the fact thai
Salt Lake is essentially critical city
that here the dramatic and musical
taste has developed so pro1ounceily,
look back triAe over twenty years ago
from this Christmas time, and note
what order OF entertainment her people
were beng RECALLED with in those days.
Twenty-Five years ago, when the teot
of an engire was sound that would
have caused US TO go down on our kne es
in mysteries. when Main Street Was IN
abode OF Tie droning OK team, wis a
dried peaches passed az current s.
the bank checks II to.day, asT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
Safe IN Hrlifax.

s4Co, Me-, December PA te!egra1 III
was received from Halifax, last even
ing saying that the authorities could
not lawfully bold young .McNalIy, who
robbed the Saco hank. any longer, and
had released HIM from custody. They
faded 30 tiud any OF the banks properly
ON him. One Of the hans's trustees
said: He is just IS safe N Halifax as
he was in LverDoM. He cannot De eI-
raoited on any charge tie bank may
bring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

No theatre; IN tue world ever i I'd
things on q more muni6Gent scaia
than did the old salt Lake IN its sarll
aud palmy days In addition to The
usual accessories-such as properly
man, janilor, coStumers, carpenters,
etc, it employed u perfect colony CT
fal'Ors, shCsmakets, bar 'ers and arts :
and ne duties the last named weTe
| ny no means confined ~ the painting
| OF gCruery, for they actuslly
made up the faces of the
entire tout ensemble. George o.
finger the pioneer artist, OF course,
exercised supreme sway with pa1lsts
ana brush and from the gorgeoss en-
| blazOning OF fairy tfanslo nation
scene down 70 the putting OF an irish
| mug ON supe numgTart, ms was the
hand EN- pl0yeG. One evening i hay
| Tened thr arti.t came late. Hae piece
was The OctOruOn." Forty white men
! nad 10 De converted INTO nigctrs Tor
! Mass4 5uupvside's plantation, the cur
( tain wOuld rise in twenty min les and
! r'ae Irurcrt, man had neglected t.
burn he CORK Tie artist wa wild
>tH- shalt / what can Ii do2" ht
ex 'sImsG.
P~s>err:y he vas seized with 81
( idea ard sfasled IN a 1TenZy of excit
men to toe pant room. Oue MIMI
! FL ipsed md ~ czme f. IN again vi b i
! paurr OF somethng in oLe hand, wash
( basin IL me olHrr ana iur i've smile
! piayi''S Ct the corn rs ot his III nth. II
I Z as llolu me nrl>C mad been equal "a
/ he emergency.
! "Whas a5e on going 10 do2" asked
! the r"p'r y m&n.
81 IN. " whispered Ottin-ar softly,
} and 4G-n sfh - Errry lTiusie IN his
eye. be replied the one word, Ian: j.
biaeE
II TSs only the ROrk Of q moment n
o sJr tie .b0-rs INTO the wash h sin
amply = i5i.Ie wster ana kueaJ me tau
ipfp Z biaVE rasje--suiuUth. eilY ard
uuc.u.us TO pat on, bus harsh. brittle
snd OGsh 10 come iii. The IupsT o,
the occasion exclaimed N transports 81
delight:
On, m;s How Smcane de blaoEins
G1ae 20 .a jo-uiEh.! WHAT YOU ae Ii
eaGe H., . d. cork. M3ssu O.ti.gsr2"
Well replied toe imper urbabfe
artist II 3 tore of far sway eruoiti. n
won see. W2 Eaye been in TN
habit HERETOFORE OF aurui8z on
cork over an OTdinpry yaliCW Cs0dl..
but keei Ig pace with the pr gres= of
tce age. We have inyeate1 an eur3tls
new ami origin al procs SIS which We
have s5vled, The Ius antaIeo- s
K,ros enia p -oceas' It cn,I-i.ts ~ mr.
car SpnIziag tns cork Overa SIC AerOsaI,
lamp an AFT yards TsCn,Ing til. sub
s'aur- li.sJ a.f N aipa he pJEC=r !.
you Sc
"Yss-,g& a. ifr5. sal Evasy.
Never 0sfpra ~ since Vas 81 t.aahrf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

CoALTER & SBXLGRogE, the Salt Lake
Music Dealers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

No; it's yourself-you too good
looking"
This bothered he- a.Iittle. She could
nos tell wht tber Ii was fatteriue or
brutality. 1 did not intend she
should. -sE t..s ...-.-st
You keep att, II said s.and whom
you come 10 New York I'll come and
see yn1 sr.-snd then, II M. Fiske
viii let me. III tell ION .wheihor Ifhi K
yohcsnor noL.'-Nym Criak..hs Boston
Letter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

There's only one thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
LITERARY NOTES.

Pre- icssor Tynda has written for Tho youth
Companlon some spirited sketches Of personal adven-
ture in the Alps during tho past summer
Lucas Malct otherwise the author Of that clever
10 cad novel colonel Endcby's Wife," has written
.nothcr which IS to appear serial In Murray >
Map,zinc" IL Will bear the queer title Of Counsel
Of Perfection
Mr. Burnett has made the greatest success OF her
life with her pretty book Little Lord FauntieiOy,
The fortieth thous and f. now on the press.
What is called " Something In the form Of a play
has been written by Mark Twain and will soon be pub
lshel in "Jhe Century. 1t is in two languages ana
is entitled "Mclserschaf."
That gallant officer and writer Of charming stories,
CAPTAIN Charles King, Will have novelette, In the
next number Of "IAppincott." 1t is called From
the Ranks"
An edition OF Wcrdsworths " Prelude with no
BY Professor A. J. George Of Boston University, Is
I'm the press Of d c. Heath & Co. The editor has
gathered much Of hs material In the Lake District.
Mr. John Fsko has abridged and supplemented
Washington Irvings &" Life OF Washington" ana IN"
result Will ho brought out shortly by Ohm Coz,
under the tile Of "WaShington and his country
BY Washington Irving and John FIske.'
Mr. James Russell Lowell has prepared paper on
Walter savage Lander for " The Century num-
her of Ianlors letters vet published, will be
printed with II.
Miss Baylor IS to have an amusing exit "Ihe
frum-Ma jor" I'm the December "Lppincott'
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BOOKS or THE WEEK.

Song OF TIE RIVER. BY Cherries irgsey Gstss K
Lauratb
PARADISE BY Lloyd 5. Bryce PIP. l72. Funk & wag-
THE LIVES or rnr PnrspE>1s by william o. stod-
d.rd PIP 3l7. Grederlck A. stokes
MARvEIs THE NORTHWEST. By William NJ. mayer
PIP. us. (rhe Henry Bil Publ shing Coz
THE PA>sY. BY Mrs. &. Radon PIP. Alb. ID. Lothr"p
on TIE TRACK or ULYSSES. by W. J. shllman. PIP
loo OoughtoR Mihiin 600
PART soNG AND CHORUS BOOK. BY Charles 6. Whiting
PIP. 256 ID {. Ueath 4 Coz
aBU>CH OF vIoLETs. BY Irene L. Jerome dee N
shepardD
I'm STORY OF SOME BooKs BY Frederick A. Saunders
PIP 20S. "A G. Armstrong & SOM
HALF Hours WITH TIE sT,Rs. BY Richard A. Proctor
O.. +. Putnams S0ms)
THE IorY LAND AND BlBrr. BY Cunningham Gekie
d. ID. 2 Vols james Pott n Coz
MEADOW MELODIES. By Charles +. Gerry. dee &
shepardJ
LITTLE ONES ANNUAL Estes 4 Lauria)
THE X NOtKABoU CLUB TIE EVERGLADES. By F. a.
Onor Estes Lauriat)
THE Cor>r OF NONE CrIsro Translated from the
French of AleKanire Dumts, With the Orsina "
ledge Il Sos>)
rHlM By Faea BlIiges. Hreder'cR A Stokes.l
GOoD THINGS OF LIFE Frederick A stokes
THr COVENANT OF PLACE. Bv Marvin r. Vincent. p y.
pr. 3I5. tArson u. +. Randolph CO..
REPRESENTATIVE ETcHNGS a. A stokes & brothers,
CURRENT LITERATURE Third Series BY Lynde T.
Jones. @. l.. Putnams sons
The WORKS on WAsHiNrGON IRVING. TsppaH Zee Ed
ton. In II volumes. lGno O.. p. Punams son'J
RoUNDABoUT PAPERS AND LITTLF TRAVELS AND ROAD
SIDE SKITCHES. BY William akspesce 1hdcseraY
PO .ket Eiitlor. U.ondon: smith, Elder X 90. fill-
adclpha: J. B. llpp ncOit Coz
LYRIC AND SO~SErs. by Edith NJ Thomas. UIough-
MIiiIl x CO..
Ell n r,LK Ey A. ID. T. Whitney. (Houshton, MifIin
AG-z,G JOURNEY Is INDIA BY Hezeldah Butlerworth
Estes x Iauriat)
Thu FLAG az THE MILL BY Mary B. sleiGht Funk II
WaguallsD
GARDEN PRS BY Mary Treat ID LOhr0p Goa
INSTITUTES or CHRISTIAN HISTORY. By A. Cleveland
PIP. 32e ICncagO: A. c. McClurg & co.
The kENTUCKN RESOLUTIONS or 1898 BY Ethe!hert
Dudley WsrTeld PIP 2O3. o. 7. Putnan's >"ns.i
GERMAN FANTASIES FRe>CH FfREsIDEs. BY Ricsard
Leanler 90. r. PutnAms SoLs)
SRITITs CHILDREN. By Johanna Spyr. Boston; Cup
pies Il Iurd)
DIET n RELATION To AGE AND ACTIVITY BY Sir II.
Thompson. Boston: 'uppes Hurt)
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6teamboats as,6 Railrooos.
CEN rKAL RAILROAD OF NLW.JERsFv

fOOI Or NORTH RIVFp
n . lable Of November 1887 'Hn
For PHILADEiPH1A aud IEEN ron. Bound B,o..
Route" at 1:3O, A. m; 1870 80 T.3I ne"ok
SUNDAYS al IS = nj $3.50. " p N: '' ''e n
Iraius ieav ng 81 73e, III 1870. $40 7,3o I'm
have connection FOR Krading. Harfisbnrg PosyIle
Q. m. for Ea.ton Bethlehem Allentown Msuch cbn,tt
koaing, HARRISBURG etc ON Sunday ior Ea.ton ""1ks
and 7;30 m. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown M.,,s
Chuns. W. 'sucn
$3.50 a. for High Bridge Branch. Ea.ton Bethl.h..
Ale town. Mauch Chunk. WI k-sbarre Scranton R.aIa.
Harrisburg. Potisville. TamaquA Shamokln. sunbuyv
Lewi-burg. William.port. "V'
m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Cbr,r
Reading. HARRISBURG etc. "s'
345 p. m. for Eastop. Bethlehem Allentown Mansh
Chunk, " hke>bsrre Scranton, Tamaqul Shafnokln
$50 for n gh Bridge Branch Esston, Beta chem Al
lentOwn, etc. ~
545 D. M for Easfon, Beth chem Allentown M.,o.
Chuuk. Wiikesbarre. Reading Harrisburg etc. ON san
days at $50 D. IN. "'
100 SIS lll5a M lou. 400, 4so. 6lop. m Sunday,
NO. 900 tor Red Bank. Long Branch lAsbury PAR
Ocean Grove except Sundaysj Point easant
T. s:l5 No. loo. 430 y. NJ for LAKEWOOD. Toms River
ant Is trnegat ''
sam 100 O. m tr Atlantic CITY. vineland. Brdgstou
400 600. sl5, iii ll45 a. m. %. 400 g. 30 san
6l5 ~ m. SUNDAYS 800 900 m for Perth Amloy Nv
T. $40 iIl5a -. 4.3O w. m. for Monmouth Beach Sea.
bright Hghlaud Beach.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOINrRACk TRUNK LINE.

GREAT FOUKTRACK TRUNK LINE.
on and alter November ~ ira Ms leave
ORA u CENTRAL 81 NrION.
largest and Finest Passenger station IN America.
St"pptug y Nv Uptown 3Sfh-~t. pOfef.
~ N, Rochester ami Montreal Express drawing
car Z" Albany. Troy anu syracuse. also 20 Montreal All
ADArs
- ~ m. tho FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMIT F D compo,.f
exclusively 81 BuNef smoking dnin di4wing
and slee ing cars for Albany Utc syracuse Ra,hoer
Ban 10 ~ C.er-iant ant Toledo. arriving Chicago 80
a. neTtday
10 30 chicago Express. irawing.ro9m cars % car,
sudsgua aud Rochester.
il 30 West-'n New YORK ami Northern
with Hra~ room cars
3 30 Albany lrOr and Ctlca snec.ai
cars 10 BAN and Troy Connects, Toy sara.
'oes . Saturdays only.
Accom- nodatiou 70 Albany ani Troy.
t'6n NJ Fs thicago C'nclrntt aud -. louis F,prs.s
WITH 'repingcar. Tor Na-ara Fa. Bun.lo su'n~nsoa
Bridge. Ccveisni Cincinnati. IN annapolis ~ lor's 70
cdo y aud Ch'cafo DIN ew York 4 basy
1850 Noufr-N and rfcs dalv. >eopng.csr
~ Piafishurr AMI Montreal via EoHses Paint va =
AibsnA SUNDAY train doe. not rrn w-s' NJ t'ht1g.
M. Special sleeper arrives Rochester 90 A. n Bu.
t'g Pacirc tIrress with sle~ning for ubr-r
Geneva. tanauds'gua. Rochester, RufS'p I'll
Cl-ve md. T"le,o Detrst ant Chic'go ss,pngcsrs 70
Msfertown VIA UTICA ialy -rc-pt S,tur'sy
snd TROY Connects morning ran. w.ss
Tor al togs Lake ieorge sud FOR ths North except sAar
isv nght)
IicSet. AMI snacs IN drawing room sui .lAspnxca,oa
salr AZ Grsna Ccutrsl St.ts Ll3 - aA 9i2 BsNvav
u PARK Pi-c~. I bltf~ry pace 81 N~@t l-1r.t aat
lash Il station. N@w.Yark fq3 wlshin ton AT $50
Fulton Sc. BrO'ky. aud 10 FoIrth.st " !. amsburG
W"'"o' Express cal Tor aai chec baggage ron hotels
%
Knn ,I.iiv other. dav EXCEPT sunday .5sta-
station o'a'eul 4,sanger, North al W =.
VI TOUCEY HENRY .pNErr
Gsnerll SuperIntsndent General Passenger Agent
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THE WONDER CLOCK; OR. FOUR-hND-TWEN-
ny MARVELLOUS TALES:

Being ono Hour Of tho Day. written and Illus.
trated with 100 DRAWINGS by HOWARD PYLE Auth"i o'
PEPPER SAT- This Rose OF PatAdiss' &c EnipS-
h.h.d with Verse. ny KATHARINE PYLE. Pp. xiv $40
Large 8vo Illuminated Cloth. 50.
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DENNoYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On an after NOVEMBER l4th. 1887


Trains leave NewYors. wa De'Oro'ses and cOrtanas
Haris'ar P!iise%rg and the West with Pullman p.lac.
a.. csSs .:a 81 pas b 81 Sa, mos".
sI;sepns yes'ibusd Cars at 90 a. M every day
& sing CIR, f 3,u.Sl ds' ps sSs
For G.;%: sIa ~
IN 10 and 90 D. N. Saturday, only 500 % so
day. el5 and 1000 NJ ~. sou,, .,,,,,,, ~,
s TN %Ipf... r'Pf Pullman iii Ps"nsysnss
R.I%n n." G.T .nS S n.y. vs III w:T.
SoSn va and SSog apS 10 night ''' and
For Cape May. lilo week days Saturday, Only 100
Long Ta.cn na s aSo JnSc,'o aSd oa
sun.y "a " N and mon 20 not 40, , ;ss
For o. Pant AMI Norfolk. via NewYork phlat. pha and
Horf.ls Il a. scop n; every day. via Baltimore AID
J-rsev civ. arordiug speedy and direct transfer ior
Tran. arrive From Pitf.burg 7,lo g II 70 a M md
60 65j % TO $50 $780, io eao s nG 70
snnd,S 20 80 m c3 go 80 20 and losj
io.0, ll$o II So ~ 20 2 q, $40 80, $50 SO
II T2S o. eS' 49,; 800 lbs 'lf 80 3a o s
$50 T. sO5 ~ Q So 10 IS y m. "
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains .,ve NewYerE via De'prosse, and Cor.
lauat StresIs Ferries ~ follows;
tie Dining Cars. an M. l. > 80, I. 43o j.G7a
and m nSd y 10 night AG,co"m,oi4,ioa 81 ana
g Limirdl and 10 m. j. i:Jo s. 81 8 and ,. .Ai
II -
TF1; o s%of dy sn sfS &c sana sS az,
Sundays. connect AT trenton for Csmien,
Returning, 70 Rrpt pll laie,plA
i2ol $40 O5 10 IS q 80 1870 ~ 30 . 90 II "A
ll.lj T. IA. Ga ntct Etprc-s With DINING CIR ~
4j0p m - ~. 30 32l 3 Q -. II - tnd . %
D. On ~HDd ~ 1901. I2) tOI so. 3.3j. So g.tna.m
l2t9 3Zp N.jO LImieD. ~. 30. :. IL sui 3 ~
Leave Phlaie ma via "a nien. 800 m. an $50 D.
daily, SUNDAY
Tc,ef Dhcrs 81 4}j tnl ga Broadway AstOr Hsls,
Battery Pace fOlt NJ D-sJ'osses and COri n ;
Court ant RrOokVn station. foot OF FIton
Br1o slyu station. Jersey CITY kmigrtnt Iekot OA,e,
Castle Garden
Tie YORK Company Will call for and check
bl gage from Iotei- ant residences.
'CHAS = PUGH, J.R. WOOD
Genera Manager General Psssr Agent
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ KAILM ~ rralns le.xe from 10 res az Me. "a and
I EHIG II VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF Cortlandt aud Des
bros~e. SIS as follows
a. m for Cata~auqua and intermediate points
~. NJ Tor Geneva. lyons Elmra. koche,ter. BurAs
ant tho Vest aud principal local points Char car % N'sS
y IN for Tunkhannock and intermediate points ChAs
car Ia TuukhAnnOck- Connection 10 keaing and hart~
burg. -.
"a p M aud principal intermehsts pons
Chair 10 PittStou.
54Op m tor Copsy and intermediate 70 ms Con-
K-aiug Sni HsTrsnufg. Chair car 70 opsy
: % for Grnevs. Lvo.s. .ImlrA Rochester. bunao
ih, West Phi man sleeper 90 lyons.
80 y for Lanriys aud informed ate points .
: a : ant 3 ~ p IT. ooH1fSs
FOR all points thIuov and Hazl to- coa regions
81 N9AN TRAINS.
III for MauSh chunk uaLieton and inicrwe"Ao
points
$40 D. m for Coplzy aud intermediate points NIL.
!. for Geneva LNon- flmlts, Rochester N'"~'
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 LYONS
General Eastern once 235 BTesdNSJ
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rnoMAs W. KNnX.. no0Ks FOR noYs.

Richly Illustrated square Svo. Ornamental Cloth
THE BOY TRAVELLERS On THE CONGp. = THE
BOY TRAVE LEHS y THE RUSSIAN fNPiff = -
THE BOY TRAVELLERS ~ South thFiu'A IT,
THE VOYAGE OF THE "VtVtAN." = 20 roy
TRAVELLERS IL rnE FAR FAST ?roin'~iv Nus
trated. In Five Volumes. 81 volume n" 40
VENTURE. on LAND AND sEA. In I~o Volumes.
- 81 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
HISTORY OF THE lNQUIsIrION OF THE
MIDDLE AEES.

Ry HENRY CHARLES LEA. To be completed IN 'hreo
von,oe. Vol fOrgin and ORGANIZATION Of tho lnquis'
tom DID, xiv 5s4 svo Cloth uncut cages. gilt tops So
Vol II Tle Ipqustion several Lands OF Chrs'sh'
DOM will be reay December and Vol III iSpsciai f'u
of Ingusitoral Actiyity) in February, lssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
TIE ANCIENr CITIES OF TIE NEW WORLD.

Rring and Explorations 10 Mex 60 an" 'eh'r
Am r,ca from, 1897 1862 Bv DESIRE CHAKNAh.
Translated lom The Fteh,h by GONlNo aud II ffN y
CONAN Introduction by ALLLN iHOENDih RICE
pos Illustrations aud Map Up viva 6l4 t"Y~I 0N''
Ornamental co;h Uncnt Edges Top. 80 lFfesh supply
ready about December ~
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HORSE. FOOT AND DRAGONS.

Sketches OF Army Lie at Home and Abroad By hOF'0
FAIHCHILD ZOGBAUM. with lllu>tta atoms by the Al:
thor PIP. l76. square Svo. hItra Cloth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

y rr.e.icA,o rom cmorr,,t station weeA G,y, 70, @r
& Is@Aav So,'o q az" go \y''A 80
80 $50. : 1850 . m. i? @"p's Z sa.a.yt H.
Monssy amt r-Ilm4n, wrsk i4y,. 40. no. $50 - ~-
30. sop sundays $50 a m y N
ERIE RAILWAY.-Ihrough trains leave
ter, s. local uan, leave sd, to 10 minutes
% s @, 80 % d4T a sTa:' p Fa
nl,u slrep,ug coach irou notn-li-vlfs to CiL0nuau
. OF p.S S Rare s-coo. ~oae,. 10 Ica
vi sG io SH,'' 40 S. c1%. S IT Tor a.i H%o
81 tn D'ly 6un.io ,nd Tutaro L,n,teL Pullman sleep
ng Co,,hcs ROCHESTER, Buffalo. Niagara Falls h-niI
u,u Toronto oeAn SaanA"ea AMI nnn1 nI,, n,s.,
''' sIeepns coaene. to nnsG.nton. o~sso. hIm'r.
Salamanca. Cincinnati ant chicago -oo -, ,o.,o
Ru'n'ror aud rAI'@ ";eS .'ys 80, 90 T' ~; t? I%
$50 ! 50 300 lo"p N. roo r,i"lsnt sg@dy,
~ 50 IQ0 49, sSGn o ,t, o. - -. YAK
DAYS 6oo ooop@ rutherford so m o4p ~ ~
soe". 80 35S q 80 80 So 80 1 $40
Ss % s% H s 81 d 5GsO aoS o. G S
30 I" 900 lo'S !'>oe SEN ~ - In midnight s. $50
s 70 b. p NJ md II msht TO- sa 10 aD 800 90
sun,f% s s 80 az - g. ." $3.50 a. sad hts @ S
night Sunday, ! 40. $50 iosOA m. > =. ds'. 1880
New a I ana to'"w.ll week a,v. $50 n no 49,
warwick. week dav' 800, 1880 N, $50 pas
Scranton ANA l,%se,,s m''s a,y, "a NJ - 10 20
" ss SO i"S 80 5 5cp ~ sundays IS $50
ooseS 81 %,% % day.. ~ !,c 1891 IN $3.50
G;7.9. 1902 m sunhsvs AAS. $780, 1880 M t. $780,
l.:.p y.
Tickets amt apartments In Drawing Room ana
b, obtained aui orers lor thH chrcH
~ Ia Tort Al tho Ccnptn
tNKct once.. Nos 3l7 t0l III. 957 Broa wv ~ West
New York M. 3Jl Fditon-st Briosyn, W Mont
20 no 81 tho onpinv's tions
from tho west arrive IN Nsw-lork At 7oo.
NJ H. sou ~" Gen' m's'r rr FARMER q p Ar,
A-RONDOUr. KINGS ION AND CATS
~ KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING AT trsnsons
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